August 3, 20206 yr On 6/11/2017 at 12:16 PM, Lee2 said: Hey do you have any update to this Lee? Is this a 69 or 68. What was the original color? Is there any sign from where a roll cage was welded to the floor? The 3 chargers that went back to Ca were Lee 3 and the 2 68s built in Ga. So if this is real its either Lee 2 or its the High Octane Lee. From the lack of crash damage to the rear, if it is authentic it has to be Lee 2. Well, according to this it can't be Lee2. Article claims Lee2's roof was cut off when they built the last GA Lee. The stories on the early cars are so intriguing yet so contradictory. https://jimsuva.typepad.com/blog/2019/12/last-built-general-lee-in-georgia.html
August 3, 20206 yr 2 hours ago, JRC99 said: Well, according to this it can't be Lee2. Article claims Lee2's roof was cut off when they built the last GA Lee. The stories on the early cars are so intriguing yet so contradictory. https://jimsuva.typepad.com/blog/2019/12/last-built-general-lee-in-georgia.html What a fascinating story. It has more twists than a Hazzard County dirt road. Thanks for sharing it JRC99 and it sure is good to hear from you again. And HAPPY BIRYHDAY later this week!
August 3, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, RogerDuke said: What a fascinating story. It has more twists than a Hazzard County dirt road. Thanks for sharing it JRC99 and it sure is good to hear from you again. And HAPPY BIRYHDAY later this week! Thank you! True to Duke spirit, I'm planning on trying Moonshine since I'm turning 21.
August 3, 20206 yr Reading that again just raises more questions about that last GA Lee. If the roll bar was from Lee1 then what the heck was cut out of Lee1 when it was restored? I'm thinking of making a dedicated GA Lee thread since they're my favorite of all the Generals.
December 18, 20223 yr JRC99 Only the section behind the seat was removed from Lee 1 and used. The rest of the cage remained in Lee 1. You can see the missing section in the recovery photos. Edited December 18, 20223 yr by Volobrian adding to
December 18, 20223 yr Hey welcome to the board! great pics right there. It's a shame to see one in that kind of shape though.
December 19, 20223 yr Welcome to the HazzardNet Volobrian. Were you here before under a different name? Either way, we're happy you're here.
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